Author: Hunter
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Anthropic just launched a new platform that lets everyone in your company collaborate on AI — not just the tech team
Anthropic launches upgraded Console with team prompt collaboration tools and Claude 3.7 Sonnet’s extended thinking controls, addressing enterprise AI development challenges while democratizing prompt engineering across technical and non-technical teams.Read More Read more
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Anker’s 8-in-1 charging station has dropped to a new low price
Anker’s black MagGo Magnetic Charging Station 8-in-1 (Qi2) is a small device that can power up eight devices for just $50. If you’re planning on giving your desk or workspace a good spring cleaning, Anker’s MagGo Magnetic Charging Station (8-in-1) is a relatively affordable way to rid your life of excess cable clutter. That’s especially… Read more
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Pentagon Cuts Threaten Programs That Secure Loose Nukes and Weapons of Mass Destruction
Documents obtained by WIRED show the US Department of Defense is considering cutting up to 75 percent of workers who stop the spread of chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons. Read more
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Now Google Maps is starting to use Android 16’s live update notifications
Google Maps is the first app we’re seeing adopt Android 16’s new Live Updates feature, according to Android Authority. Users on Android 16 beta 2.1 can now see the time until their next turn and estimated time to arrival on the status bar of their device. Google introduced the Live Updates feature in its first… Read more
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CASS: Injecting Object-Level Context for Advanced Open-vocabulary semantic segmentation
This paper was just accepted at CVPR 2025. In short, CASS is as an elegant solution to Object-Level Context in open-world segmentation. They outperform several training-free approaches and even surpasses some methods that rely on extra training. The gains are especially notable in challenging setups where objects have intricate sub-parts or classes have high visual… Read more
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Google Launches Data Science Agent for Colab
Getting started with data science and AI often means spending a lot of time setting things up – loading libraries, organizing data, and setting environments. This tedious work can often take away focus from tasks that truly matter, such as data exploration and deriving insights from data. Recent AI advancements are helping make it easier… Read more
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AMD Releases Instella: A Series of Fully Open-Source State-of-the-Art 3B Parameter Language Model
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, the need for accessible, efficient language models is increasingly evident. Traditional large-scale models have advanced natural language understanding and generation considerably, yet they often remain out of reach for many researchers and smaller organizations. High training costs, proprietary restrictions, and a lack of transparency can hinder innovation and limit… Read more
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AMD says the $549 RX 9070 is real, but doesn’t deny reports of possible bait-and-switch
Yesterday, reviewers agreed: AMD is finally beating Nvidia with its RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT graphics cards, assuming they actually launch with sufficient stock at their $549 and $599 prices. But this morning’s launch, while better than recent Nvidia launches in terms of supply, may not have met that bar — and AMD would… Read more
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Jackbox games are coming to smart TVs
Tee K.O. 2 from Jackbox Party Pack 10. Jackbox Games are going to be available on smart TVs as part of a new cloud streaming service, according to a blog post. Jackbox aims to launch a beta of the service on “one or two smart TV platforms in the Spring of 2025.” Generally, Jackbox titles… Read more
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Nvidia denies reports that its RTX 50 laptop GPUs are missing ROPs, too
Remember when Nvidia categorically told us that “no other Nvidia GPUs” had shipped, or would be shipping, with missing render units? Well, you can imagine our surprise to read that the company’s RTX 50-series laptop GPUs might be affected as well, with Heise Online and HardwareLuxx reporting that Nvidia has asked manufacturers to check their… Read more